Dear John,
The R Workbench (biocep project) comes with a powerful Spreadsheet view
fully connected to an R session. you can use it to do exactly what you
want and it has much more features :
from within the spreadsheet view you can :
*import any R Data (numeric, integer, character, logic
Dear David,
You may also consider using the biocep project' tools and frameworks. they
provide an advanced bridge that allow you to exchange between R and Java
any standard R Object and any mapped S4 object.
the object extracted to Java (an RList for you data) can be serialized to
a file (saved a
Dear Kilian,
The most advanced set of tools and frameworks for using R in Server mode
has been developed as part of the biocep project:
http://www.ebi.ac.uk/microarray-srv/frontendapp/
by using biocep, R can be run as an RMI server exposing a very rich set of
remotly accessible methods.
you can th
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